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Elaine
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Credit to chapter 11, which ends on a nice little breakdown of researching for credible info in Google and the personal benefits of citing those sources!
— Oct 14, 2021 02:54PM
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Elaine
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"IKEA Man ... thus furthering the notion that he represents a universal symbol rather than a specific demographic."
Lady, it's right in the name and pronouns that that doodle does NOT represent a "universal" demographic, except if you along with the outmoded notion that the masculine is neutral and the feminine is 'other.'
— Oct 14, 2021 01:51PM
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Lady, it's right in the name and pronouns that that doodle does NOT represent a "universal" demographic, except if you along with the outmoded notion that the masculine is neutral and the feminine is 'other.'
Elaine
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The conclusion: proof that font choices do, in fact, impact a reader's opinion on trustworthiness.
In reality: while the serious fonts indicated more trust than Comic Sans, the most extreme ends of the survey were within 1,000 responses of each other. I don't think there's statistical significance there..?
Also, shitty (visual) chart imo. Why is each font on the X axis twice instead of stacking, etc?
— Oct 14, 2021 01:30PM
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In reality: while the serious fonts indicated more trust than Comic Sans, the most extreme ends of the survey were within 1,000 responses of each other. I don't think there's statistical significance there..?
Also, shitty (visual) chart imo. Why is each font on the X axis twice instead of stacking, etc?












